Sports trading cards include year, brand and edition, player names, special features (rookie, autograph, etc.), and grading details (grading company and grade)
Cruella De Vil, Miserable as Usual allows you to return a character back to a player's hand , showing off that once a character is on the field, they can be bounced back to their owner, forcing them to pay more ink to bring them back or get rid of them
With how many ways there are to tutor cheap artifacts and Equipment these days, that shouldnt be a major problem, but its worth bearing in mind before you add it to your Commander deck
The general wisdom surrounding Gilded Lotus is that, if you can do something that turn with the mana you can tap it for, then its a worthwhile play
"If something about the transaction is making you question how legitimate it is, it's best to pass on the deal and maintain your safety."
Putting it on top also doesnt matter if you cast this before your draw step or play any of the million blue cards that says draw a card. #4